Looking At The Likes
Revisiting the unscientific study of Facebook likes and what they tell us about the GOP Primary
On the Newsstand:Ron Paul
Live Blog: Barney Frank Discusses Drug Policy Reform
The HPR's live coverage of Barney Frank's address at Harvard Law School.
Weighing In On the Odd Couple: The Liberty and Occupy Movements
Ron Paul supporters may pepper #Occupy protests, but the two movements are fundamentally opposed.
The 99% and Ron Paul’s 37%
The HPR visits OccupyDC and a Ron Paul won straw poll. Where do the two marginalized movements overlap, and how can they learn from each other?
Harvard Political Review Interviews Dr. Thomas Woods, Jr.
The Harvard Political Review’s own Naji Filali was fortunate enough to interview the prominent libertarian Dr. Thomas Woods, Jr., a senior fellow of the Ludwig von Mises Institute and a New York Times bestselling author. Woods discusses everything from his time at Harvard to states’ rights. Read the full article at the Harvard Political Review.
We Are Radical and We Are Weird
Naji Filali discusses his experience with the YAL (Young Americans for Liberty) National Convention and their radical idea of shrinking government.
Thomas E. Woods, Jr.
A libertarian-leaning thought leader discusses the budget, the supremacy clause, and the size of political units
Politics and Baseball: Part 4 of My Internship Adventures
Naji Filali continues his series of posts on his internship with Senator Rand Paul.
There Goes the Recess: Installment 3 From Senator Paul’s Office
Part 3 of a summer series giving a behind-the-scenes look at Senator Paul's office from the eyes of an intern.
Don’t Cut My Medicare and Social Security: Segment 2 of the Paul Saga
Naji Filali continues with Part 2 of his series on working in Senator Paul's office for the summer.
Looking to “Like”
Ruminations, revelations, and original research on the candidates getting the most thumbs up online
Fixing the Brew: How to Make the Tea Party More Viable
Critics claim the Tea Party is not a viable force in the political lexicon long-term. Naji Filali has some friendly advice for changing that.
